Wiener Roast Honors 13th Birthday at Mead Park
Mrs. N. Troy Gillette hosted eighteen guests at a Wiener roastWednesday evening at Mead Park in honor of her granddaughter Miss Berenice Conner who turned 13. Conner, visiting from Shepherdstown West Virginia, enjoyed hot dogs with toppings, pop and individual cakes with games and dancing to portable radio music. She received four billfolds from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Troy Gillette
Mead Park
Berenice Conner
Conner
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Lutheran Missionary Society Meeting Noted at Mrs Keppel Home
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon at Mrs H H Keppel’s Mott Street residence with Mrs Al Mer Ker assisting. President C F Hildebrand led business, urged higher bank offerings, and reading from Lutheran Woman's Work. study covered Howard Thurman and Juliette Verricote. Next combined session slated July 5 at Mrs D A Hillstrom’s summer home with Ladies Aid at Chautauqua Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Woman's Work
Howard Thurman
New York City
Juliette Verricote
D. A. Hillstrom
Chautauqua Lake
Ladies’ Aid Society
Church
Local Scouts Attend Erie Play Day With Troop 9
Girl Scout Troop 9 led by Miss Adele McCray joined about 500 scouts at the June Festival Play Day in Erie. Morning color ceremonies featured a nosebag lunch, followed by an afternoon of folk dancing and games culminating in a May role dance and formal retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge
Mit
Adele McCray
Erie
Law 500
Surprise Party Honors Corryite Mrs Thomas Messinger
Mrs. Thomas Messinger of 1 Wright street was surprised with a birthday party hosted by her children at the home of her daughter Mrs Raymond F Barnes on East Congress Street. Hostesses were Cecil Messinger Emory Messinger Thomas Messinger Jr and Mrs Barnes with twenty relatives and friends in attendance. Cards music were featured and late in the evening cake ice cream and coffee were served. Mrs Messinger received many gifts.
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Messinger
Duplicate Bridge Wednesday Evening Tournament at Corry Club
The Weekly duplicate bridge event at Corry Country Club saw North South led by Mrs H Langdon Rowe and Mrs C W Jones win with 106 points. Second went to Mrs Robert Bumbaugh and Mrs J Fred Kinley with 4934, and third to Mr and Mrs A S Boag with 7 points. East West leaders were Mr and Mrs Norman Neckers with 1144, followed by Mr and Mrs Walter Scott with 1014, and Miss Juanita Shanahan and Miss Ruth Lanston third with 96. Mrs Bog is taking reservations for next Wednesday's play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
H. Langdon Rowe
C. W. Jones
Robert Bumbaugh
J. Fred Kinley
A. S. Boag
Norman Neckers
Walter Scott
Juanita Shanahan
Ruth Lanston
Evangelical United Brethren Women Aid Society Meets
The Evangel U B Women's Aid Society held a meeting with fair attendance. Mrs. Austin Johnson hosted at 749 West Wayne Street. Mrs. C. M. Fish led devotions and Mrs. Guy Benpink presided. A farewell bid was given to Mrs. H. K. Hannenstein who will move from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. U. B. Aid Society
Evangelical United Brethren Women's Aid Society
Austin John
West Wayne Street
C. M. Fish
Guy Benpink
H. K. Han
Enstein
Walter Keppel
Garland
Mary Martha Class Enjoyed Tureen Dinner
The Mary Martha Class of the Presbyterian Church met at 6 o'clock last evening in the church recreation rooms for a tureen dinner. Thirty six attended with Mrs. Arthur Cochran and Mrs. John Sheehan on the dinner committee. A group singing session led by Mrs. Ralph Dewey followed. The next meeting is set for September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jae
New Lamalses
Mary Martha
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Cochran
John Sheehan
Ralph Dewey
Bridge Luncheon Entertained by Mrs Schuyler
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Ernest Schuyler hosted a bridge luncheon at her East Pleasant street home. Souquets of Simmer flowers adorned the rooms and luncheon was served at one. Two tables were in play with winners Mrs Fred Wendelboe and Mrs Russell Elliot and travel prize went to Mrs Rayano Sundburg. Attendees from Warren included Mrs Wendelboe Mrs Claude Nichols and Mrs Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Schuyler
East Pleasant Street
Shrine Club Dinner at Star Casino Draws Local Leaders
Twenty-seven members of the Union City Shrine Club met at the Star Casino for a dinner and meeting. Guests from Union City and Glymer attended the seven o clock event. President Richard Rossbacher chaired the business session and plans were made to obtain movie films for Zem Zem Hospital for the children. The group stayed for the floor show after the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorry
Union City
Clu
Star Casino
Glymer
Richard Rossbacher
Zem Zem Hospital Ab
Erle
Legion of Moose Plans Friday Frolic
Mt. Laurel Legion No. 23 met at the Moose Club to arrange a summer frolic at Port Allegany. A large local delegation will attend and reservations are being taken for the event. The next Moose frolic is set for Friday at Hotel Corry with Clyde Goodwill Orchestra providing music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Laurel Legion
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Club
Port Allegany
Ius
Moose
Hotel Corry
Clyde Goodwill
Vacation Bible School Demonstration Friday Evening
The Church of the Namirene invites the public to a Vacation Bible School demonstration Friday at 7 45 p m. Rev R R Merriman will lead the program featuring songs group singing quizzes and memory work with Mrs Gary Dingfelder playing the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Namirene Vacation Bible School
R. R. Merriman
Gary Dingfelder
Hilltop Sewing Club Hosts Picnic at Mead Park
The Hilltop Sewing Club held a Wednesday picnic at Mead Park with guests from the Stitch and Chatter Club. Members socialized after a one o'clock lunch while the ladies' children played, and the next meeting is set for Mrs. Lyle Akam’s home on Rural Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Sewing Club
Mead Park
Stitch and Chatter Club
Hilltop Club
Lyle Akam
R. D
Onuly
Birthday Dinner Party At Showboat
Mrs W Willis and Miss Margaret Barthelme hosted friends for a birthday dinner at the Showboat Waterford Tuesday for Neylon Schreckengost. A blue and yellow table theme accompanied chicken dinner at 1:80. The party then moved to 40 West Smith Street for a social evening with cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Willis
Margaret Barthelme
Neylon Schreckengost
Waterford
West Smith Street
Joseph
Mildred Young
Aildred Denton
Louise Williams
Harriet Heiman
Laving Kyser
E. E. Henton
Baptist Brotherhood Meeting at Merle Lillie Farm
The Fantist Mhareh Brotherhond gathered at the R. D. 3 Merle Lillie farm for an evening of hymns. John Clark spoke on Taylor University studies while Bruce Thomas discussed electricity and its development. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Lillie and others served ice cream and cake. next meeting set for July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Brotherhood
Mhareh Brotherhond
Merle Lillie
Bruce ‘Thomas
Charles
Monroe
John Clark
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Bruce Thomas
Baye
Lillie
Thomas
Glenn Gauffreau
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Adulytire Menton
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West Washington Street
Irene Allison
Erie V. FW
Jo Gram
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Hazel Shuss
Julia Nelf
Cleveland
Srd
Marion Williams
Rosa Mt. Elroy
Beatrice Gales
Martha Simmonson
Frances
Wood
Stanley Curl
James
Hanlon Jeff
Springfield
Warren Hulings
Delaware Street
Sybel Sheldon
First Avenue
George Kinley
Wright Street
Philadelphia
Paul Quinlisk
Centre Glee Club
Paul Dwyer
Franklin Street
Carl Smith
East Bend Street
Coudersport
Vinnie Pori
Ora’ Harper
George Andrus
East Congress Street
Syracuse
North Center Street
Jack Stout
Loban
Buffalo
William Honey
Pamela
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Mich
E. 0. Gable
Hilton
Arch Lyons
Harold Dugan
Raleigh
Ella Drought
Dorothy Jacobs
Mabel Larson
Dol and Dash
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Mass
Flagship
Thomas B. Roelots
Larry
Carol Ann
Silver Springs
Harris Curtis and Son
J. Guy Butters
A. E. Tate
Erie County Medical Society
Kahkwa Country Club
Utsa Aa
LAA
Dana EE
Jane Wyatt
Arthur Kennedy
Sam Levene
Lee J. Cobb
Sya
Lutheran Missionary
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Shrine Club
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Eve A Sun
Alfred R. Wright
Corry Hospital
Tota
Batiste
Zuckerman
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